Introduction to the 7th Framework Programme (FP7)
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Porto, March 21st, 2006
Introduction to the 7th Framework
Programme (FP7)
Introduction to FP7
Agenda
Introduction to FP7
1. Background
2. FP7 Structure
3. FP7 Budget
4. Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme
(CIP)
5. Next steps in FP7 development
6. Preparing for FP7
Introduction to FP7
1. Background
- The Framework Programme (FP) is the European Union's main
instrument for funding research and development
- FPs have been implemented since 1984, and generally
- cover a period of five years
- with the last year of one FP overlapping with the first year of
the following FP
- The current FP is FP6 which will run up to the end of 2006
Background: Framework Programme
Introduction to FP7
Background: FP7
1. Background
- Overall goal of FP7 is to strengthen EU research and
competitiveness
- Designed to carry Europe further towards a knowledge
economy and society
- FP7 is proposed to
- Run for seven years, from 2007 to 2013
- Will not overlap with FP6
FP7 is not yet approved
Introduction to FP7
Background: FP7 Budget
1. Background
- Overall budget is Euro 72.7 Billion
- Equal to Euro 10.4 Billion per year
- Higher budget than previous FPs
- FP6 total budget equal to Euro 17.5 Billion
- FP5 total budget equal to Euro 14.9 Billion
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Background: FP Budgets
1. Background
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Structure of FP7
2. FP7 Structure
- Four basic components of FP7
- Cooperation
- Ideas
- People
- Capacities
- Also, relatively minor component of, non-nuclear actions of
the Joint Research Centre
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2. FP7 Structure
Cooperation Ideas CapacitiesPeople
Support to cooperation between
• Universities• Industry• Research centres• Public authorities
In order to lead keyscientific andtechnology areas
Funding for basic or'frontier' researchby individual teamscompeting at Europeanlevel
Support to
• Training• Mobility• Careers development
Through reinforced'Marie Curie actions'
In order to strengthenthe human resourcesfor European research
Enhance research andinnovation capacity by developing research infrastructures and supporting
• Regional researchdriven clusters• SMEs• Closer relationshipsbetween science and society• Internationalcooperation
Four Basic Components of FP7
61% of FP7 Budget 16% of FP7 Budget 10% of FP7 Budget 10% of FP7 Budget
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2.1 FP7 Structure: Cooperation
Component 1: Cooperation
Objective: Support the whole range of research activitiesCarried out in trans-national cooperation
• From collaborative projects and networks, to • The coordination of research programmes
Including international cooperation between the EU and third countries
Three major axes
• Collaborative Research – Building up European excellence• Joint Technology Initiatives and Technology Platforms• Co-ordination among national research programmes & FP7
Cooperation
Support to cooperation between
• Universities• Industry• Research centres• Public authorities
In order to lead keyscientific andtechnology areas
61% of FP7 Budget
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2.1 FP7 Structure: Cooperation
Collaborative Research
- Core of FP7 research funding
- Objective is to establish excellent research projects and
networks able to attract researchers and investments from
Europe and the world
- Range of funding schemes, e.g.
- Collaborative projects, Networks of Excellence,
Co-ordination/support actions
- Nine themes for Collaborative Research
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2.1 FP7 Structure: Cooperation
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Collaborative research organizedinto 9 themes
Themes defined to allow prioritiesto be adapted to evolving research
needs during FP7
Multi-disciplinary approach bycross-thematic approaches to
research and technology
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2.1 FP7 Structure: Cooperation
Joint Technology Initiatives and Technology Platforms
- There are 29 European Technology Platforms (ETPs)
- ETPs focus on strategic issues where
- Europe's competitiveness, economic growth and welfare
depend on important research and technological progress in
the medium to long term
- ETPs bring together stakeholders, under industrial leadership,
to define and implement a Strategic Research Agenda
FP7 will contribute to these Strategic Research Agendas when they present true European added value
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2.1 FP7 Structure: Cooperation
Joint Technology Initiatives and Technology Platforms
Three-stage development process for ETPs
Individuals and organizations can apply to join an ETP
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2.1 FP7 Structure: Cooperation
Joint Technology Initiatives and Technology Platforms
- Joint Technology Initiatives mainly result from the work of an
ETP
- Joint Technology Initiatives are used when the scale of the
resources involved justifies setting up long term public private
partnerships
- Covering a small number of selected aspects of research in the
chosen field
FP7 will support a limited number ofJoint Technology Initiatives
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2.1 FP7 Structure: Cooperation
Coordination between National Research Programmes
- Two measures foreseen
- A reinforced ERA-NET scheme (ERA-NET +)
- New pilot initiatives undertaken under national research
programmes - e.g. GALILEO
- Also used to enhance the complementarity between FP7 and
activities carried out in the framework of intergovernmental
structures such as EUREKA and COST
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2.2 FP7 Structure: Ideas
Component 2: Ideas
Objective: Enhance the dynamism, creativity and excellence of European research at the frontier of knowledge
• By supporting "investigator-driven" research projects by individual teams in competition at the European level
EU activities in frontier research will be implemented by a European Research Council (ERC), composed of
• A scientific Governing Council • A dedicated implementation structure.
Research areas covered will be independent of the thematic orientations of other parts of the FP, and will include engineering, social sciences and the humanities.
Ideas
Funding for basic or'frontier' researchby individual teamscompeting at Europeanlevel
16% of FP7 Budget
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2.2 FP7 Structure: Ideas
ERC – Governing Council
- Made up of independent representatives appointed by the EC
following an independent procedure
- The governing council will
- Oversee decisions on the type of research to be funded
- Develop the annual work programme
- Establish the peer review process
- Monitor the programme's implementation to control quality from
a scientific perspective
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2.3 FP7 Structure: People
Component 3: People
Objective: Strengthen, both quantitatively and qualitatively, the human potential in research and technology in Europe
Methods include
• Initial training of researchers via Marie Curie Networks• Life-long training and career development• Industry-academia pathways and partnerships• Support the creation of a genuine European labour market for researchers
People
Support to
• Training• Mobility• Careers development
Through reinforced'Marie Curie actions'
In order to strengthenthe human resourcesfor European research
10% of FP7 Budget
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2.4 FP7 Structure: Capacities
Component 4: Capacities
Objective: Enhance research and innovation capacities throughout Europe and ensure their optimal use through measures targeted at 6 topics:
• Research infrastructures • Research for the benefit of SMEs • Regions of knowledge • Research potential of Convergence Regions • Science in society • International co-operation.
Capacities
Enhance research andinnovation capacity by developing research infrastructures and supporting
• Regional researchdriven clusters• SMEs• Closer relationshipsbetween science and society• Internationalcooperation
10% of FP7 Budget
Also aims to support the coherent development of policies, complementing the Cooperation programme, and contributing to Community policies and initiatives to improve the coherence and impact of Member States policies
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2.4 FP7 Structure: Capacities
Research infrastructures
Research for the benefit of SMEs
Regions of knowledge
Research potential ofConvergence Regions
Science in society
Objective: Optimise the development of the best research infrastructures in Europe and create new research infrastructures
Capacities: Topics
International cooperation
Objective: Strengthen the innovation capacity ofEuropean SMEs and their contribution to the development of new technology-based products
Objective: Strengthen the research potential of European regions, in particular encouraging regional "research-driven clusters"
Objective: Stimulate the full research potential of the enlarged Union by developing the potential in the EU's Convergence Regions
Objective: Stimulate harmonious integration byencouraging a Europe-wide debate on science and technology and their relation with society
Objective: Target cooperation with thirdcountries
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3. FP7 Budget
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FP7 – Budget Detail
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3. FP7 Budget
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Technologies, 29%
Health, 19%
Transport (including Aeronautics), 13%
Production
Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Technologies, 11%
Security and Space, 9%
Energy, 7%
Environment (including Climate Change), 6%
Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology, 6%
Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities, 2%
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3. FP7 Budget
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Research for the benefit of SMEs, 25%
Research Potential, 7%
Science in Society, 7%
Activities of International Co-
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Regions of Knowledge, 2%
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4. CIP
The Competitiveness and InnovationFramework Programme (CIP)
- Programme for Community action in the field of
competitiveness and innovation (2007-2013)
- Contributes to the competitiveness and innovative capacity of
the Community as an advanced knowledge society, with
- Sustainable development based on balanced economic
growth, and
- A highly competitive social market economy with a high level of
protection and improvement of the quality of the environment
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4. CIP
CIP Objectives
- Foster the competitiveness of enterprises and in particular
SMEs
- Promote innovation including eco-innovation
- Accelerate the development of a competitive, innovative and
inclusive Information Society
- Promote energy efficiency and new and renewable energy
sources in all sectors including transport
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4. CIP
CIP and FP7
- CIP and FP7 will be complementary and mutually reinforcing
- FP7 supports trans-national cooperation, in particular between
enterprises and public research organisations, and
researcher’s mobility between firms and academia
- CIP addresses technological and non-technological aspects
- Technological innovation: CIP focuses on the downstream
parts of the research and innovation process
- CIP will improve the availability of external sources of financing
to innovative SMEs and promote SME participation in FP7
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4. CIP
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
ICT Policy SupportIntelligent Energy-
Europe
• Bring together activities on entrepreneurship, SMEs, industrial competitiveness and innovation• Specifically target SMEs• Mutual learning for excellence in national and regional innovation policy-making• Promote awareness of innovation and disseminate good innovation practices
• Stimulate the wider uptake of ICT by citizens, businesses and governments and aim at intensifying the public investment in ICT • Support actions to develop the single European information space and to strengthen the internal market for information products and services
• Support sustainable development as it relates to energy• Contribute to the achievement of the general goals of environmental protection, security of supply and competitiveness• Facilitate the development and implementation of the energy regulatory framework
Specific Sub-Programmes of CIP
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4. CIP
- The Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme will support,
improve, encourage and promote
- Access to finance for the start-up and growth of SMEs and
investment in innovation activities, including eco-innovation
- An environment favourable to SME co-operation
- Innovation in enterprises, including eco-innovation
- Entrepreneurship and innovation culture
- Enterprise and innovation related economic / administrative
reform
Objectives of Specific CIP Sub-Programmes
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4. CIP
- The ICT Policy Support Programme will provide for the
following actions
- Development of the Single European information space and
strengthening of the internal market for information products
and services
- Stimulation of innovation through a wider adoption of and
investment in ICTs
- Development of an inclusive information society
- Particular emphasis on promotion of the opportunities and
benefits that ICTs bring to citizens and businesses
Objectives of Specific CIP Sub-Programmes
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4. CIP
- The Intelligent Energy – Europe Programme will
- Foster energy efficiency and the rational use of energy
resources
- Promote new and renewable energy sources and to support
energy diversification
- Promote energy efficiency and the use of new and renewable
energy sources in transport
Objectives of Specific CIP Sub-Programmes
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4. CIP
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4. CIP
CIP Implementing measures
Community financial instruments for SMEs
Pilot projects, market replication, projects and other measures tosupport the take-up of innovation
Networks bringing together a variety of stakeholders
Information sharing, dissemination and awareness raising
Support to joint actions of Member States or regions
Twinning between authorities at national and regional level
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4. CIP
- Operated with the aim to facilitate access to finance for SMEs
at certain phases of their life cycle
- Seed
- Start-up
- Expansion
- Business transfer
- Investments made by SMEs in activities such as technological
development, innovation, and technology transfer are included
in the scope of the instruments
Community Financial Instruments for SMEs
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4. CIP
- Instruments are
- High Growth and Innovative SME Facility (GIF) - operated by
the European Investment Fund (EIF) on behalf of the EC
- SME Guarantee (SMEG) Facility - operated by the EIF on
behalf of the EC
- Capacity Building Scheme (CBS) - operated with international
financial institutions, including the European Bank for
Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the European
Investment Bank (EIB), the EIF and the Council of Europe
Development Bank (CEB)
Community Financial Instruments for SMEs
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FP7 - Timeline
5. Next steps in FP7 development
2006
23-24 April - European Council 'Spring Summit' will discuss research as part of the Lisbon strategy
Final administrative stages in the co-decision process for adoption of FP7
End of FP6; FP7 to be launched at the end of 2006
2007
Calls for proposals under FP7
First FP7 projects to be launched
Financial Perspectives of the Union 2007-2013 enter into effect
A European Space Policy, implemented through a European Space Programme, expected to enter into force (EU contribution to research in this programme will mainly come from FP7, complemented by CIP and other initiatives)
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Preparing for FP7
6. Preparing for FP7
Keep yourself informed....
• Future European Union research policy:
europa.eu.int/comm/research/future (including key documents for FP7)
• CORDIS – Towards FP7: www.cordis.lu/fp7
• CORDIS News services: www.cordis.lu/news; www.cordis.lu/rapidus
• Other national websites
Plan your strategy…
• CORDIS Partners: partners-service.cordis.lu
• Expressions of Interest Database: eoi.cordis.lu
• National & International Events related to European Research
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6. Preparing for FP7
- Minimisation of administrative and financial regulations and introduction of a database of legal, financial and administrative information
- Clear definition of eligible and non-eligible costs
- Removal of need for complex cost models
- Extended use of lump sum financing (instead of real costs)
- Reduction of time between the opening of negotiations and the effective entry into force of contracts
- Full operational autonomy to project consortiums
- Simplification of reporting procedure
- Two stage submission procedure will be extended to all calls
- Systematic use of electronic tools for proposal submission, contract negotiations and submission of periodic and final reports
Administrative Procedures
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Annex 1
Annex 1: Annex 1: What is new in FP7What is new in FP7
Introduction to FP7
• Longer duration, more flexible implementation• Logistical and administrative tasks to be transferred to external structures• Frontier research – European Research Council• Integration of International Cooperation into all 4 programmes• Close co-ordination with CIP Innovation part of FP 6 to be moved to CIP• New topic – Security and Space•Technology platforms and Joint Technology Initiatives
What is new in FP7
Annex 1
Integrated Projects (IP)
Specific Targeted Research Projects (STREP)
Networks of Excellence (NoE)
Coordination Actions (CA)
Specific Support Actions (SSA)
Article 169
Collaborative Projects
Networks of Excellence (NoE)
Coordination and Support Actions
Article 169
Joint Technology Initiatives (JTI) - NEW
FP6 FP7
Introduction to FP7
Annex 2
Annex 2: Cooperation Component of FP7 - Annex 2: Cooperation Component of FP7 - Themes for Collaborative ResearchThemes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Particular emphasis on
• Translational research (translationof basic discoveries in clinical applications)• Development of sustainable andefficient healthcare systems
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Aims to build a European "knowledge based bio-economy" to
• Answer the growing demand for safer and healthier food• Promote sustainable use andproduction of renewablebio-resources
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Will enhance the different ICTtechnology pillars
Help to integrate technologies
Applications research will be concentrated on
• Societal, content-related, business- and industry supportiveresearch• Trust confidence-building research
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Aims to transform Europeanindustry from a resource-intensive to a knowledge-intensive industry
• By generating breakthrough knowledge for new applications
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Emphasis on research on:
• Renewables• Low CO2 emitting power generation
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Highlights research related to
• Predicting climate change • Developing earth observation.
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Generating an understanding of the socio-economic challengesEurope is facing, such as
• Growth• Employment and competitiveness• Social cohesion and sustainability• Quality of life• Global interdependence
With aim to providing animproved knowledge base for policies
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Support the development ofintegrated, "greener" and "smarter“pan-European transport systems
• Particular support to Galileo
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 2
Health
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,materials & new production technologies
Food, agriculture & biotechnology
Information & communication technologies
Energy
Environment (including climate change)
Socio-economic sciences & the humanities
Transport (including aeronautics)
Security & space
Build capabilities needed to:
• Ensure the security of Europeancitizens • Ensure an optimal use of technologies for both civilian and defence purposes
Nine Themes for Collaborative Research
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Annex 3
Annex 3: Cooperation Component of FP7 - Annex 3: Cooperation Component of FP7 - CapacitiesCapacities
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Annex 3
Research infrastructures
Research for the benefit of SMEs
Regions of knowledge
Research potential ofConvergence Regions
Science in society
Objective: To optimise the developmentof the best research infrastructures in Europe and create new researchinfrastructures of pan-European interest
Activities
1. Support to existing researchinfrastructures• Trans-national access• Integrating activities• Research e-infrastructure
2. Support to new research infrastructures • Construction of new infrastructures andmajor updates of existing ones• Design studies to promote the creation of new research infrastructures
Capacities: Topics
International cooperation
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Research infrastructures
Research for the benefit of SMEs
Regions of knowledge
Research potential ofConvergence Regions
Science in society
Objective: Strengthen the innovationcapacity of European SMEs and their contribution to the development of new technology-based products, by helpingthem to
• Outsource research• Increase research efforts• Extend networks• Better exploit research results• Acquire technological know-how
Activities
1. Research for SMEs
2. Research for SME Associations
Capacities: Topics
International cooperation
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Annex 3
Research infrastructures
Research for the benefit of SMEs
Regions of knowledge
Research potential ofConvergence Regions
Science in society
Objective: Strengthen the researchpotential of European regions, inparticular by encouraging and supportingthe development of regional "research-driven clusters" associating
• Universities• Research centres• Enterprises• Regional authorities
Activities
Activities will be implemented in close Relationship with EU regional policy and the Competitiveness and InnovationProgramme (CIP)
Capacities: Topics
International cooperation
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Annex 3
Research infrastructures
Research for the benefit of SMEs
Regions of knowledge
Research potential ofConvergence Regions
Science in society
Objective: Stimulate the full researchpotential of the enlarged Union by developing the research potential in theEU's Convergence Regions
Activities
1. Two-way secondments of research staff
2. Acquisition and development of research equipment in selected centres
3. Organisation of workshops to facilitate knowledge transfer
4. Evaluation facilities for researchcentres in the Convergence Regions
Capacities: Topics
International cooperation
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Annex 3
Research infrastructures
Research for the benefit of SMEs
Regions of knowledge
Research potential ofConvergence Regions
Science in society
Objective: Stimulate harmoniousintegration by encouraging a Europe-wide debate on science and technology andtheir relation with society and culture
Activities
1. Strengthening self-regulation
2. Engagement of general public in science
3. Gender research
4. Improved communication
5. Policy on the role of universities
Capacities: Topics
International cooperation
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Annex 3
Research infrastructures
Research for the benefit of SMEs
Regions of knowledge
Research potential ofConvergence Regions
Science in society
Objective: Target cooperation with thirdcountries
• Candidate countries• Countries neighbouring the EU,Mediterranean countries, countries of theWestern Balkan region that are not acceding or candidate countries andEastern European and central Asian states. • Developing countries• Emerging economies
Capacities: Topics
International cooperation
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